Richard Conner Chosen for La Sertoma Youth Service Award
Lawrence High School senior Richard D. Conner, son of Marvin D. Conner, will receive the La Sertoma Youth Service Award. He and his parents are guests at a Feb 21 dinner in the Eldridge Hotel with Rep. John Vogel as speaker and Lawrence High ensemble providing music.
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Richard Conner
la Sertoma Club Award
Lawrence High School
Richard D. Conner
Marvin D. Conner
Route 3
Lawrence la Sertoma Club
Richard
The
Crystal
John Vogel
Mrs Daub Speaks At Flower Club Meeting
Mrs Edward Daub led the Lawrence Flower Club program at the Episcopal Parish House discussing beauty centers in Japanese homes and the enduring appeal of nature. The group noted an April 20 plant sale and announced the 43rd anniversary luncheon for February 26 at noon.
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Edward Daub
Lawrence Flower Club
Episcopal Parish
A. D. Janzen
Henry F. Holtzclaw
Will Reetz
Charles Springer
Robert Hyman
Dean Kerkman
Marguerite Goff
Amy Kerkman
Harold Simon
James Wood
Reetz
Dick Shanafelt
S. E. Casebier
C. C. Goble
Episcopal
Girl Scout Troop 631 Camps Near Dover with New Officers
Junior Troop 631 of Sunset Hill School spent two nights at Camp Daisy Hindman near Dover in Cliff House winter cabin. New officers include Cindy Brewster and Jody Case as patrol leaders Kris Hermes and Patty Purcell as assistant leaders Kitty Giffin as treasurer and Rebec ca Hansen as scribe.
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Sunset Hill School
Daisy Hindman
Dover
Cliff House
Cindy Brewster
Jody Case
Debbie Floyd
Kris Hermes
Patty Purcell
Jane Krause
Kitty Giffin
Rebecca Hansen
Scribe
Sharolyn Barnes
Debbie Neiler
Cinda Osness
Jennifer Lutz
Cindy Crosby
Laura Hedges
Leslie Green
Cathy Sneath
Hidden Valley
Women lead Lecompton church service and talks on offering
The Woman's Society of World Service of Lecompton Evangelical United Brethren Church led Sunday worship with Mrs. Albert Pasley as leader. Talks on offering objectives were given by Mrs. Harry Glenn, Mrs. Lewis Goodrick, and Mrs. Winifred Shaw. Mrs. Joe Stauffer sang as soloist and readers were Mrs. John Wyatt and Mrs. John Salisbury. Special music came from a Shawnee Heights EUB Church quartet.
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The
Woman’s Society of World Service of
Lecompton
Albert Pasley
Harry Glenn
Lewis Goodrick
Winifred Shaw
Joe Stauffer
John Wyatt
John Salisbury
Shawnee Heights Eub Church
DCARC conducts February membership drive in Douglas County
The Douglas County Association for Retarded Children begins a membership drive through February end. The 70 member local chapter seeks a 17 percent increase and welcomes joiners via contact with Mrs. Robert McCabrin, Mrs. L D Rice, or Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Judge. The group supports the Bess Stone Activity Center serving residents 3 to adult, and needs volunteers to assist at the center and provide student transportation.
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Douglas County Assn
Robert McCabrin
L. D. Rice
Bernard Judge
Bess Stone
DCARC
William Rice
Rice
Douglas County
Kansas
National Assas
Mike Douglas
Lecompton Mothers Plan Evening Practice and Game
Lecompton High School hosts a 7 30 pm practice for Lecompton mothers interested in basketball They will face the high school girls at a later date The LHS boys will play against their fathers and alumni the same evening on the campus
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Lecompton
Lecompton High School
LHS
Smoking and Ill Health program at CJHS PTA
Dr. Robert E. Switzer of the Menninger Clinic will speak to students and parents at 7 30 PM Monday at Central Junior High School about smoking and ill health. CJHS Student Council representatives will attend. the program is part of a 21 state pilot project.
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Robert E. Switzer
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
PTA
Switzer
CJHS
Girls Industrial School
Beloit
Kansas Neurological Institute
American Medical Assn
American Psychiatric Assn
American Orthopsychiatric Assn
Herbert E. Llewellyn
Cjhs Pta
Frank Fornelli
Lawrence Social Agencies Council Meets at Castle Tea Room
The Lawrence Council of Social Agencies holds its monthly meeting at noon on February 20 in the Castle Tea Room.
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Lawrence Council of Social Agencies
Castle Tea Room
Holes in Swiss Cheese Form Naturally During Aging
The holes in Swiss cheese arise from chemical changes that occur as cheese ages. Gas production and protein breakdown create bubbles that become holes, with their size and distribution influenced by temperature and aging time.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Luther League
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Kansas Junior Academy of Science
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la Sertoma International
Serttoma
Bill Barnes
Charles Hedges
Oial
FORD
John Haddock
EUB Church Service
Children's
Menninger
Social Agency
Tel Tt
University State Bank
Iowa
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UAB
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Metracal
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Vitalis
Schick
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Eh Cane
Lawrence
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